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CARDIO-MEDICAL ASSOC. v. CROZER-CHESTER MED. CTR.

No. 82-1817.

721 F.2d 68 (1983)

CARDIO-MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, LTD. and Thomas J. McBride, M.D., and Paul T. Cass, M.D., and C. Richard Schott, M.D., and Michael B. Goodkin, M.D., Appellants, v. CROZER-CHESTER MEDICAL CENTER and James H. Loucks, M.D., and Michael C. Boyd, William J. Breece, John F. Crampt, Esq., Daniel R. Curran, Mary E. Dale, Conrad A. Etzel, M.D., Jeremiah A. Hartley, Joseph R. Layton, Rev. David A. MacQueen, Peter L. Miller, William B. Mitchell, Jr., Clarence R. Moll, Ph.D., J. Harold Perrine, Malcolm B. Petrikin, Esq., and Bertram M. Speare individually and as members of the Crozer-Chester Medical Center Board of Directors and James Clark, M.D., Chief of Department of Medicine of Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Daniel J. Marino, M.D., David R. Mishalove, M.D., Joel A. Krackow, M.D., Adrian S. Weyn, M.D., Peter Lavine, M.D., Michael Yow, M.D., and Ancil Jones, M.D., t/a Cardiology Associates of Delaware County, Appellees.

United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit.

Decided November 18, 1983.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

David Berger (argued), Merrill G. Davidoff, Allan M. Sandals, Berger & Montague, P.C., Philadelphia, Pa., and Howard Richard, Lyn B. Schoenfeld, Richard, Disanti, Hamilton, Gallagher & Paul, Media, Pa., for appellants.

H. Robert Halper (argued), Hope S. Foster, John J. Miles, Mary Susan Philp, O'Connor & Hannan, Washington, D.C., John W. Wellman, Steven G. Brown, Petrikin, Wellman, Damico, Carney & Brown, P.C., Media, Pa., for appellees Crozer-Chester Medical Center, et al.

H. Robert Fiebach, Roberta D. Liebenberg, Wolf, Block, Schorr & Solis-Cohen, Philadelphia, Pa., for appellees Cardiology Associates of Delaware County.

Before SEITZ, Chief Judge and SLOVITER and VAN DUSEN, Circuit Judges.

OPINION OF THE COURT

SEITZ, Chief Judge:

This is an appeal from two orders of the district court striking appellants' demand for a jury trial and dismissing appellants' amended complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.

The issues on appeal are two: whether appellants, plaintiffs in an action charging violations of sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act, have alleged sufficient effects on interstate commerce to withstand a motion to dismiss...

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